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Kamis, 22 April 2010

arithmetic just drops out of trees

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Rabu, 21 April 2010

The fastest download manager

I have tried a really fast download manager. It is the download accelerator plus. It claims to be 400% faster. I have tried the free version that is already really awesome.

There are several good things about download accelerator plus:
- It is really really fast.
- It includes virus scanner that includes several antivirus engines such as avira, avast, etc.
- In the package it includes speedbit video accelerator and speedbit toolbar that allows you to download videos from websites by only pressing a button.
- When the downloads are disturbed or broken, the downloads are automatically paused and we can continue download next time.
- The best of the best thing of DAP plus is it is FREE!!!

For you that want to download press here

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How to increase your blog's alexa rank?

Tips to increase the rank of your blog's alexa. There 4 tips to increase your blog's alexa rank. These tips can lead you to success to increase your blog's rank. The 4 tips are:


1. Alexa Traffic
Promote people to come to your blog so that your blog's rank will be increased.

2. Alexa Toolbar
Install the alexa toolbar. It is a useful thing. By doing this you can increase your blog's rank!!!

To install it press here

3. Alexa Widget
Use alexa widget to increase your blog's rank too!

4. Alexa Blog
Write something about alexa in your blog. It will attract people to visit your blog!

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Senin, 19 April 2010

PCMAV

PCMAV is a famous Indonesian free antivirus. As the programs says, it can detect more than 4 000 viruses!!! how incredible!!!

PCMAV or PC Media Antivirus is one of the most famous antivirus programs in Indonesia. It's an awesome program that will protect you from most of viruses that are infecting computers in Indonesia. So, if you want to install and try how awesome it is download it in http://pcmav.biz/



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Jumat, 12 Februari 2010

SMADAV: an excellent local antivirus

SMADAV: an excellent local antivirus

Smadav is a famous antivirus made in Indonesia that can detect almost all of local viruses. It is an excellent antivirus for offline computers



Smadav is one of the lightest antivirus programs ever. Smadav must work together with another international antivirus like avira, avast, avg, norton, microsoft security essential, kaspersky, etc to give a perfect protection for your computer. The latest version of Smadav is the 8.0 and it can detect more than 4 000 viruses. The free version and the paid version have the same detection rate and lightness, the differences between the free and the paid are the speed of scan, the speed of update, and the themes. However, you can get the paid version by just donate your money and you'll get the full version. If you are interested go to www.smadav.net

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Sabtu, 30 Januari 2010

How to Know if You Have Spyware on Your Computer

Do you think someone is spying on your internet activity? Though Norton or McAfee might be able to locate spyware, some may be so well-written as to escape detection. In any case, downloading more software willy-nilly in an attempt to protect your computer is more likely to make things worse. Here are some steps a Microsoft Windows user can take to detect spyware activity; Macintosh OS/X, Linux, and users of other operating systems will have similar but different methods available.

1. Press Ctrl-Alt-Del (all 3 keys simultaneously, known as a "three-finger salute"). This should pop up the Task Manager, or whatever Microsoft is calling it lately. One of the tabs should be Processes; click that tab.

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1. Look up every process name on the Internet. Don't trust all the information that you find, but try to get a general consensus from the more reliable sites whether that process name is likely to be malevolent or not.
2. Even if a process name is normal and expected (like svchost.exe), it's still possible that a "hacker" was able to overwrite the normal system process with a tainted one.
3. If a process looks suspicious, for example u-r-0wn3d.exe, you will need to attempt removal. See Tips for ideas on that process.
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1. Open a command window, also known as a "DOS box", by clicking Start | Run | cmd, or Start | Run | command on older systems. Type in the command: netstat -an. This will show you a list of systems you have connected to, and systems connected to you, and all "listening" ports. Learn the port numbers: 80 and 443 are typical for the "web"; 135, 139, and 445 are for Microsoft networks; find out what they all mean. If you see something suspicious, netstat -anbv might show you what process is doing the communication.

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* More important than any firewall or security software is your creation of a Limited account from which you do all your normal Internet activity. Only use an Administrative account to install specific software that you have downloaded from a trusted website from your Limited account.

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* All software should be considered "guilty" until proven "innocent". Some so-called "hackers" manage to get their malware onto distribution CDs of commercial software. Don't install any software unless you absolutely need it, and then do some web searches to see what other people have reported about that software.
* Once your computer has been compromised, even after you have eliminated the spyware you will have to change all your passwords to every account you access via your computer; it's better to assume the spy has all your passwords.
* The firewall is an important defense, but in many cases it will not detect the spy's uploading of data, if it is sent as an email or uploaded to a web page, since in most cases you won't want to restrict your access to email or the web.
* If a suspicious process is found, and stopping the process from the Task Manager does not visibly affect your ability to use the computer, it may be wise to attempt to quarantine the file. Locate it using Start | Search, and create a folder like C:\evil in which to store it: right-click the suspicious file, select "cut", then right-click the "evil" folder, and select "paste". If you later find it's innocuous, or even vital to the use of your computer, you can put it back where it belongs; keep a record of what goes where.
* On some systems, msconfig will help with this process, by letting you change startup options and other system configurations. If a process in StartUp has no name, or is located in \Windows\temp, it is highly suspicious.

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* Sometimes your firewall will flag on things such as "Windows XP is trying to update" that's okay. But if you see something you are not familiar with or looks suspicious then you can go ahead and block it. In fact, you can temporarily block anything until you know for sure if it is okay or not.
* In many cases, malicious software writers will have several alternative means of starting and reinstalling their viruses and spyware. If you don't get them all, the "evil" software will return; and in some cases it will erase your hard drive in retaliation. It's best to back up all important data to CD-R, CD-RW, or DVD before attempting spyware removal.
* There is no surefire way of detecting a compromised system; some methods are diabolically well hidden. Also, your country's government very likely has ways of monitoring all network activity (like the NSA in the United States), so it's wise to always assume someone is watching.


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How to Block Spyware

Spyware refers to software that is installed on a computer, without knowledge of the user. It can be used to track and monitor computer use to send to third parties for marketing purposes. Spyware programs can be a nuisance, as they can take up computer processing capacity, collect personal information and send pop up advertisements without permission. Through key loggers or taking screen captures or scanning hard drives, spyware can maliciously take personal information for criminal gain. There are several steps you can take to block spyware from your computer.

1.Be careful when you download. Knowing what you are downloading and from what site is an important measure when it comes to blocking spyware. Many spyware programs are downloaded unknowingly when you download other software. You should always read the End User License Agreement as sometimes spyware programs are allowed access through third party advertisements when you click to accept the software you are downloading.

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2. Avoid peer-to-peer file sharing. This is another common way for spyware to enter your computer. Peer-to-peer file sharing is risky, as the content of the other person’s computer is unknown and viruses and spyware can be spread this way. The best way to block spyware is to prevent possibilities for it to get on your computer.

3. Use add-ons on your Internet browser. Internet browsers such as Firefox, Opera or Internet Explorer have add-ons that block pop up ads from appearing while you surf. This is also another important measure in preventing spyware, as clicking on pop up ads can inadvertently lead to spyware downloads on your computer.

4. Install anti-spyware software.

* Read reviews on anti-spyware software. Descriptions and user reviews are posted on many consumer reviews sites. One of the things you will want to consider in your search for an anti-spyware software is the scanning speed, which is how quickly it can scan through your entire hard drive to detect spyware and viruses. You will want to compare accuracy, which is the software’s ability to filter out legitimate programs versus actual spyware sites or programs. You will also want to know how frequently the software updates their software when there are known new spyware and virus attacks and consider the technical support offered with your anti-spyware software.
* Find freeware or shareware. There are a number of freeware and shareware sites that offer free anti-spyware. These will be more limited than commercial software programs, but can provide you with adequate protection from spyware. Make sure that the site that you downloading from is reputable.
* Buy commercial software. Alternatively, you can buy commercial anti-spyware software. Most commercial anti-spyware software is bundled with anti-virus software programs.
* Check for updates frequently. Even with anti-spyware software installed on your computer, you will want to check periodically for updates from the software manufacturer as new spyware and adware viruses are developed. These updates will protect you from the latest spyware programs.

5. Keep your operating system up to date. Keeping your computer’s operating system up-to-date is important in preventing spyware or viruses from your computer. Operating system security patches are released often from the manufacturers that can fix holes in your system that hackers and spyware can break through. Make sure that your operating system is the latest version released from the manufacturer. Most operating systems will automatically check for updates periodically.


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